[Sosfbay-discuss] Green Party Voting Positions?

[Andrea Dorey]

OK, I stand corrected.  I'm glad it lost.  Too bad 79 went down with 
the rest due to the public anger over the $50+ million cost of this 
fiasco.
BTW, don't you love hearing about Arnie's travels i China on taxpayer 
expense?  Duplicating Baby Bush's travels...
A.

On Nov 8, 2005, at 4:49 PM, TNHarter at aol.com wrote:

>
>  In a message dated 11/8/05 1:09:51 PM, cls at truffula.sj.ca.us writes:
>
>
>> Sorry, Andrea, no on 80.  "Direct access" is only for huge
>>  industrial users.  The PUC is corrupt, no better than the
>>  legislature, so giving them more power is not an improvement.
>>  "Green energy" sounds good, but in power marketing it was
>>  a no-effect branding gimmic. 
>
>  The very fact that it sounded good made it perfect for me.
>  I didn't have to carry additional stuff to believe in it. I could
>  point out that companies selling sugar water in disposable
>  packaging with green on the lable were getting more from
>  selling green power than I was. Now people have to buy solar
>  cells to get green power. You can still get green stickers from
>  me, and they still say the same thing, but you have to use
>  your imagination to connect my cause to the electic grid.
>
>> Green Mountain Energy was an Enron brand
>>  and buying your power from Enron instead
>>  of PG&E didn't erect a single windmill.
>>
>
>  Yeah, but there were other brands that really were green power.
> One of them even gave the first TASC talk of the new millenium:
>
> http://tian.greens.org/TASC/TASCleenNGreen.html
>
>  Assuming of course you consider the miliinium to have started on
>  1/1/2000. For the rest of us it was about the 25th to last talk of
>  the previous millinium. In either case, it was four days after the
> "millenium bug rollover" for computer software. Nice juxtaposition. :-)
>
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